The Oregon Mist
Entered t the PoatoUice at St. Helens,
Oregon, m second-class mail matter.
Issukd Evrrv Friday Bv
E. H. FLAGU.
KDlTO AND i'ROI-RIKTOR.
Subscription Rates
One vear ' ??
Ri months - '8
Advertiaing rates nude known on appll
Hon Legal notlcea 25 cents per line.
Ctecrrr CocrT OrrtrcM
nomas A. McBride District; Judge
G. L. Hedges District Attorney
County OrricsUM
R. 8. Hattan, Judge St- Helens
ir A LI iU.k Kt. Helena
Martin White, Sheriff St. Helena
Casper Libel, Commissioner... Mitt
H. West, Coo'rulssloner Seappooae
Edwin Roe, Treasurer St. Helens
A. T. Lews, Assessor St. Heleni
I. H. Copeland.SclioolSu.pt... Houlton
F. H. 1'rea.ott, Surveyor Kuiier
H. K. Cliff. Coroner.... 8t. Helen.
County Official
Papef
LIST OF CANDIDATES
Following is the Hit of Republican
candidates whom the people will be
willed upon to decide between at the
primary election to be held April 17th.
Representative Elmer T. Counell ol
Deer Island, E. W. Convert of Clats
kanie. County Judge E. H. Flegg and W.
H. Powell, both of St. Helena.
County Clerk W. A. Harris and C.
11. Johns, both of St. Helens.
Sheriff E. J. Mills of Mist, and Mar
tin White of St. Helens.
Assessor Joseph Holladay, Deer Is
land; Alfred A. Harrison, Houlton; N.
E. Sandel, Rainier; E. C. Stanwuod,
Yankton; A. T. Laws, St. Helens.
County Commissioner Stephen C.
Tichenor, Clatskaoie; P. Bergerson,
Kist.
County Treasurer E. E. Quick and
Edwin Ross, St. Helens.
Coroner Frank Sherwood, Rainier.
Surveror OharlesC. Brown, Rainier;
C. F. Prescolt, St. Helens.
School Superintendent J. W. Allen,
St. Helena; J. H. Collins, Clatskanie.
Justices of The Peace S. M. Boals,
Mayger, Beaver Falls precinct; J. M.
Blackford, Clatskanie, Clatskanie pre
precinct; W. Symons, Biinier, Rainier
precinct.
There is nothing better than Kodol for
dyspepsia, indigestion, sour stomach,
and belching of gas and nervous head
ache. It dijests what you eat. Sold by
A. J. Deming and Scappoose Drug Co.
OUR PORTLAND LETTER
(Special Correspondence)
" Pobtland, Or., Ipril 6th, 1908.
Recent investigations by the United
States Government officials has proven
that a great area in Harney County is
improperly clashed as "desert lands'"
since it will produce crops successfully
without Irrigation and is now doing so.
As a consequence some 60,000 acres are
to be throw open for homestead entry.
To celebrate the opening of the "Ri
parla Cut off," which means ten hours
between Portland and LewistoD-Clarks-ton
instead of the thirty hours required
bv the former schedule, the people of
Lewiston-Clarkaton, are planning a
"Blossom Carnival" for May lst,2d, and
3d. On the 2d a large party of Portland
business men will be their guests, milk
ing the trip over the new line in a
special train. This cut off brings the
entire Clearwater Basin into closest
touch with Portland.
"I have never heard so many peiple
express their intention of building this
Spring," remarked one of Portland's
oldest residents last week. Building,
particularly in the residents! sections of
this city, was never so active, and people
In a position to speak understanding
through frequent trips over the State,
say that the same flattering conditions
prevail all over Oregon.
Sheridan, Oregon, had a meeting last
Saturday, with the idea of organizing
for the advertisement of their town and
its vicinity. The business houses of the
town were closed so that every one
might participate, and many farmers
from the surrounding country were pres
ent. Quite a delegation came over from
McMinnville, A thousand dollars was
raised for publicity, and to this fund the
farmers were liberal contributors. Slier- '
idan will affiliate with the Oregon De
velopment League immediately.
A new feature introduced by the Port
land Realty Board is a weekly excursion
for its members, either to some lubur-
bau addition to Portland or to some
point more distant, to thoroughly lit
uilllarlie them with the city, its euviron
.it ,l iIim aiutn In ireneral. Last
Saturday they chartered two special cars
and went to tM.lem a hundred strong
over the new trolly line, to attend the
Horse Show in the capital city. in
excur.ionists were uiianiiiious lit pro-
.i.illlli.ilir i !... iiitartirlmn lines the
most important fmttor in the develop
ment of any section. There Is an assur
ance that a line will be constructed be
tween Salem and Stayton very soon.
Paul Morton, the guest of the Portland
Commercial Club a few days ago, return
ed to the city on the Sd and announced
that the Equitable Life assurance Society
of which lie is president onld makes
loan of 1:5,000 to the Y. M. C. A. here,
that being the sum necessary to complete
their uand'om building for which ex
cavation is already made . The Y. M
O. A. building if rapidly rising.
"One Touch er Mature Makes the
Mhele World klu"
When a rooster find a nice fat worm
he calls all the hens In the farm yard to
come and share it. A similar trait ol
human nature is to be observed when a
man discovers something exceptionally
ood he wants all his ;friends and
neighbors to share the benefits of hi
discovery. This is the touch of nature
that makes the whole world kin. Thi
explains why people who have be-n
cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
write letters to the manufacturers for
publication, that others similarly ailing
may also use it and obtain relief. Be
hind every one of these letters is a warm
hearted wish of the writer to be of un
to some one else. This remedy is for
sale bv A. Deming, druggist.
LOWELL FOR FULTON
Former Political Opponent De
clares for the Senator
to
Psxdlktok, Or., April 3. (Special)
Judge Stephen A. Lowell, of Pendle
ton, who has heretofore been opposed
political y to Senator Fulton, has Issued
a public statement declaring himself fa
vorable to the re-election of Mr. Fulton,
giving three reasons, as follows:
Frst, Because be is a man of very great
ability, now familiar with the routine
work of the Senate, and therefore in a
position to accomplish during a second
term valuable work for the State and the
Nation.
Second, The Senator is a National
figure, one of the recognized leaders of
the Upper House of Congress. He is
popular with his associates, and if con
tinued in his preient p witon cannot f ill
to occupy a prominent plac in Govern
mental affair. Oregon cannot aff,rl
to retire such a nun. State pride alone
ought to keep him in the Senate.
Third, Toe unwarranted attacks made
apon him naturally arouse the senti
ment of those men throughout the state
who believe is fair clay. For two years
or more insinuation have been scatter
ed broadcast to the effee: that the Sen
ator was connected in some way with
land frauds or oth r crimes and, when
tbe chargat finally ccrau in concrete
form, they proved to be nothing more
than that he had played the game of
politics according to the old rules. Those
old methods are n w gone forever In Or
egon, and no man will more rea lily a
oeptthe new situation than Mr. I'olt'in.
No mm is perfect, and the stale cannot
aff ird to lwe the services of tis able-it
men because, perohauce, they have at
somo time in the past engaged lu prac
tical politics.
Rheumatic Pauls Relieved
Mr. Thomas Sten'on, iiostmas.fr of
Pontypool, Ont., writes: "For the uast
eight years I suffered from rhcuiiiath
pains, and during that time I used uianv
different liniments and remedies for the
cure of rlixumatiHin. Lust summer I
procured a bottle of Chamberlain's I'nin
aim ma it more renter from It than
anything I ever used, and cheerfully
recommend this liniment to all sufferers
from rheumatic pains." For sale by A.
J. Deming, druggist.
We pay Interest on Time Deposits.
Columbia County Hunk
Death Was en Ills Heels
Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Vs., had
a close call in the spring of 1U08. He
says: "An attack of pneumonia left me
so weak and with such a fearful cough
that my friends declared consumption
had me. and death was on m bw.1.
Then I was pnrsiiRded to try Dr. King's
New Discovery. It hclncd me iimnmli.
ately, and after taking two unil a half
bottles I was a well man again, I found
out that New Discovery is tin. hot r,.,,.
edy for coughs, colds and lung disease
in all the world," Sold under guarantee
at Houlton. Warren. Scannooiw. I ),.,..-
Island dealers. 50c and $1.00. Trial bot
tle free.
CAKB. OR I ULTON-WHICU?
(Advertisement)
,. ..in for Republicans
II fill w - - - I .
study, carefully and well. '
:.!., ,.we- .fronting lh.Mil III the
selection.. lac., did.tefor I'm.ed Mates
Senator at the A Hl primary.
didncy oUiov. Ciamberlein on tha take
platform add. a., complication, t"
situation. 11 the three eere to race for
the Juno election It would certainly add
material strength to Mr. Kulwn. both
Mr. Cake and Mr. Chamberlain are
committed to Statement No. I. "
election "fa Senator by direct vole ol
the people, while Mr. Fulton Is on reo-
ord as opuosuig "ul ",n
primary, sillier Mr Fulton or Mr.vaae
....ut .u.,. a.i.le. We have studied the
situation carefullv and draw the follow
ing couclii.ilons:
lit. Should Mr. t ake receive me ive-
publican nomination It "ill I'11' Mr
i,hiiuilwrliin"belweeulh devil and the
leep sea" without a platform to standi
.... t o.. a
on, lie having vmunninj -
non-partisan, happy-go-lucky gait,
uig the whole hog on Statement No. I
and telling his IVllucriitic brethren !
recently loved so well that he lias l
. . . . ., i ,i..
come luraiuaieu wim hi.
KtHMevelt pilicles" until after the June
election after whicli time the proi-
liooarv slate will, ease and le again pef'
mitted to exercle his conscience ty
voting f.ir dm icratic measure III th
Senate, if elected
2nd. That as Mr. Cake has Braily
stood lor, and manlully dclended SUle
menl No. I for the past two years, there
would be no just cause f ir the Kepubil
cans to prefer a new convert Irolu the
Ihjuiocratie ranks on tlus.piealion to lh
exclusion of all other que-tloaa of vital
importsuce to the State and nation
whhch will eouia up during the Nma-
tonal term.
3rd. That In tbe light of a.t hlUoty,
wiih legislative holdups, corrupt ue (
money to "influence" seiistors an I rep
resentatives, men seeking election to
the legislature on Senatorial years to
see the fun ; soecis! train running with
all other corrupting intiuem-es in con
nection therewith, thus bringing ihsuie
and disgrace on the fair name of out
stale, our people will never again return
to the old system of election by the Irg t-leglslature.
4th. That a very large m.ij ily of
the newspapers In the state are first,
last an I all the time lu favor of the
people electing a senator.
6lh. That nearly ovcrr (rrange In the
State has declared by resolution lint
thry wilt not support candidates for the
legislature who are nppovd li ;e.'tUn
by the ieople.
Oth. That it Is a Republican measure
puss-d by a Republic in lgnUt ire.
7th. Nearly sve-y camii late thiii h.ts
annoaticel for the L-tti stnre h sub
set! twl to Statement N i. 1 at lea.t In a
ill' xli fled form and ill e wlio la.ie I In t
to come btck and take their iiied.cine.
Bill. Wlth),0UO Republican uujority
behind Mr. Cake, would It ! powiible
for Mr. Chatiiherlaia to Jump s lews..
Into the l?niU .Stt,. Senate by minx a
little soft soap on w.-ak kiied Uei.u'"
licins? We think not.
Vth. Should Mr. Knlt-.u tie n..iuinit
ed, the conditions would be entirely r
versed, thus placing Full m on the .
(eusive Instead of Cham'mrlalu, which
would at leoit greatly rluc the He
pubiican niajority.
In view of Hi e facts a, wn i,
we must say that to ur u,in-l f-e
safeit. surest andbeu thing f-.r Itepnl,
hesns tod. I.l-i vol.. f r Mr ck,, ,
I'nited Stat-a Senator. -t cirvalln t;
to He.
SUMMONS
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NO IlCt Of FINAL SmtlMilsT
fivert bv wndrr-
..m-iiirts o lh estate or
I rnr.t llorgrrn, .IrcraK-d. that she has
rd III the County Court " tbe S'ale l
lltriloll lot ColulllOl'l V i.illUT " ;
count ol her .d.l.llll.trallon 'n id
estate, together with hei Mnal Ww '
,Klll..ii tor .ii.trib"tum thereof, and Ilia
... ii.... It S Italian, J'"'lie ol said
I i. ......lined the ?Ul day ol
March l'w at O o v!.k k In the l..rrn..ii
thereof. the time . and the courtroom
M. court in Si- Helm., t rrgi.ii as the
place lot the hearing ami wu ruw...
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K 1 1 kiv and I'Uce any prrx.ll ln-
lrrr.tc.1 III 'aid ' " "I I' M
oliiectiuii. in willing e
W. II. I'owe'd. attorney lot eseeulria,
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J, S Crane, PortUmi, Ore.
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NOTICE TO CREOITORS
Tbe un !rtii;ne. m. by i, t ,u
uia.lr and entered In the ci.unty f.mrt
d Columbia comity, hl.te u (Hegnn. on
the 2Mb day vUn.-i, A i. !p
pointed a.l!iiiut!r4trn ol estate ol
Syne, lie, ritri i-f4,t
hating riaiii.s agaltul .ait rtlolc are
hereby noiii-, to rewnt the miid prop
erly vriinl, in n,r at my rr.idrnte near
Srpnc in wi t i ,,ll(tv and Stale. Willi
in ii s mouth. If., in ttic lit.t i.uhltiaii.m
hern if
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A'liuiiiistratriu of the estate ol I'rank
rayne, .Irrea.rd,
- ' ''"Jdlea'i.in March '.Tth !S"H,
d I'-irlland, wits ii,
Jiiimts Miiikie,
Uiwn lant Fridny.
George Kerr, of Mi,,!,t.,n, ,,,
resident of this county, i , K ,
day .
Lute ArchiUild a,,.! family, j,,),,, ,,,.
ami family, Btl,l (i. , H(.i(H)lf)
and family IIWVBI, to Mll1(v1(l
week. 1
f.. i. ,. .
!'H. 1. C. tiitts Humlay.
Willis Vanlforn and ir -r r . ,
of Hood Klver, owner, ,,l the mm Z'
--K"'K "U.H 1)11 Jll(j .....i.
town on Monday.
Mr. Klliutt
wen, in
KiiiiicIhc.j, California
lumUr ,,.,,r (), H(()
ot!re r.r Hid. n ltoa.1 Work
l ive liiiiiilrnl do:..i, ., ul r.M.,1 Work
on r.d led,,,,, ( Sl rirll,
to binibla City, will I ,., , ,,, wr,,
bidder p.-r tuinc yar.l, lr crushed r.k.
fiiruuhedoii Hie rn.vl, ouuiir.i, mg where
' -tuslleil r. k rn.led .,11 f,M,t U,( ytat a.
g toward Vlnml,,,, . jty Atw T.
twen, Ni gm . reek budge and north lint
oleiiylim,., k. k . ru.hrr lurnl-hct
by county. x.K.,1 , . (mr ,)fr.
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Kriiilned by tl,,ctv..,r, who will suiwr
vi the .p,rJUiK r, k on tbr r.M..i.
Malid bid. rct'rivrd by April II, IK)M
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CITY AND FARM PROPERTY.
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